Polar Introduces Limited Edition CS500 Tour de France Training Computer
With twice as much memory than the original CS500 model for capturing more data from each ride, the CS500 Tour de France offers compatibility with the forthcoming
"For decades, Polar has been riding with pro cyclists as they've led the pack," said
By combining body-related information with cycling data, users can track speed, distance, cadence, heart rate, calories burned, incline, altitude, ascent, descent and temperature. Up to four of these different data points can be displayed on the extra-large screen. When using the auto-lap splits feature, miles automatically roll-over and cyclists can see a snapshot of their data per lap.
The CS500 Tour de France also synchs with polarpersonaltrainer.com, which is a free, online training journal where cyclists can easily set goals, track progress, and analyze their results. Using the optional
A Dual Lock Bike Mount comes standard with the unit and is made of reinforced composite metal, providing sturdy attachment to the bike and making it ideal for both road and mountain biking. The CS500 Tour de France can easily be customized and used on up to three different bikes. It also features a unique "Training Reminder" feature, which you can set to alert you of different tasks. For example, it can prompt cyclists when hydration is needed.
The CS500 Tour de France is available as a base set, or bundled with a cadence sensor (CS500 Tour de France cad). The base set includes the main unit, the fabric WearLink®+ transmitter W.I.N.D., CS speed sensor W.I.N.D., and Dual Lock Bike Mount, and is available for a suggested price of
About Polar
Headquartered in
|
MEDIA CONTACTS: |
||
|
Kathleen Reynolds |
Roberto Lebron |
|
|
CooperKatz for Polar USA |
CooperKatz for Polar USA |
|
|
917-595-3031 |
917-595-3035 |
|
SOURCE


Metro Credit Union Opens New Branch on Mass Ave. in Boston
Expedia® Affiliate Network Adds TripAdvisor and Walk Score Tools to the AARP® Travel Center Hotel Search Capabilities
Advisor News
- Global economic growth will moderate as the labor force shrinks
- Estate planning during the great wealth transfer
- Main Street families need trusted financial guidance to navigate the new Trump Accounts
- Are the holidays a good time to have a long-term care conversation?
- Gen X unsure whether they can catch up with retirement saving
More Advisor NewsAnnuity News
- Lincoln Financial Introduces First Capital Group ETF Strategy for Fixed Indexed Annuities
- Iowa defends Athene pension risk transfer deal in Lockheed Martin lawsuit
- Pension buy-in sales up, PRT sales down in mixed Q3, LIMRA reports
- Life insurance and annuities: Reassuring ‘tired’ clients in 2026
- Insurance Compact warns NAIC some annuity designs ‘quite complicated’
More Annuity NewsHealth/Employee Benefits News
Life Insurance News
- Flawed Social Security death data puts life insurance benefits at risk
- EIOPA FLAGS FINANCIAL STABILITY RISKS RELATED TO PRIVATE CREDIT, A WEAKENING DOLLAR AND GLOBAL INTERCONNECTEDNESS
- Envela partnership expands agent toolkit with health screenings
- Legals for December, 12 2025
- AM Best Affirms Credit Ratings of Manulife Financial Corporation and Its Subsidiaries
More Life Insurance News